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Cherokee Purples

oldgardenguy_zone6

9 years ago

They are amazing I always share my tomatoes with the neighbors and now they are asking what was that one kind you gave us it's taste was so good . So next year I'll have to make room for more of those. I've saved a few spoiled fruits and have enough seeds for plenty of plants because everybody is also asking me to start a few of those for them.

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dbarron
9 years ago
Oh really? my neighbor is growing them..but hasn't shared that one. He shared a potato leafed the other day.
kentishman
9 years ago
Cherokee Green is also worth trying.
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oldgardenguy_zone6
Original Author
9 years ago
I'll give them a try . The wife and I are planning a road trip to see an Aunt of mine in Springfield Mo. and then swing by Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds in Mansfield maybe they will have some.

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